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As a member of the Cult of Jobs - I'd love to have one to play with but $3500 is too much for my budget.
I think AR will be huge, though likely not for awhile.
Really? I can't imagine this lack of curiosity.
IK bumps into Carl Benz in 1866. "Mr. Ivan, I'm looking for test users to try my new invention, the motorwagon".
IK: "I wouldn't want one even it was free. I have horses, who needs a tin can to move people around. "
Wifey and I currently bingeing Bosch - midway through Season 3. I'd rate it 6-7 out of 10 thus far. Entertaining enough to keep us coming back after the kids go down the last week or so, but not great.
Stick it out. My wife and I both had similar reactions after Season 1 - we were not hooked at all and stayed away for a couple years. After several more seasons and a lot of hype, we gave it another shot. Seasons 2 on are much better and it's worth the squeeze.
Interesting post for many reasons. You've inspired me to re-watch Smoky & the Bandit. Loved it as a youngster.
I'm floored by the assertion that Cann, Connery, and Reynolds "look like regular guys". Did you grow up in West Hollywood IK?
No excuse getting blown out by 20 on the 5th grade level. That's on the coaches. Teach your kids to beat the press or how to trap on defense. Problem solved.
Agree that it's optimal to plug your Level 1 charger directly into a plug, but when you're traveling and staying at hotels/AirBnBs without charging stations, it's very unlikely they have parking within a few feet of a 120 outlet.
Again, 99.2% of Americans drive less than 100 miles daily. Virtually all of the newer EVs have double to triple that range right now.
For most Americans in the market for a newer vehicle, buying an EV is absolutely the smartest move fiscally.
gianmarco's post sums up the challenges of long trips in EVs, but the reality is 99.2% of daily car trips in America are less than 100 miles per day. So EVs absolutely work for most families, 99% of the time. :shrug:
Doubtful that it's worth it to you at this point, but if you find a Level 1 charger on craigslist or Facebook marketplace for cheap ($50?), could be worth it. When I first got my i3 I traveled a bit for local youth softball tournaments and local hotels will usually let you plug into a wall...
Impossible to calculate the physics w/o knowing the topography. I live at sea level in coastal CA in a hilly neighborhood. At times I can run a few errands around my beach community in my i3 and get back home with very little energy lost due to regenerative braking when descending down hills...
Was charging overnight in Indy not an option? Seems like plugging into a 120 volt outlet where ever you were staying would have mostly solved your issues and saved a lot of time.
This is what my family has done since 2017. Looking forward to getting completely off of ICE vehicles with the next generation or two of mid-size SUV's with extended range. Honda and Toyota being so late to the game is annoying.
Thats fair - I was trying to quote you but paraphrased clumsily. My bad!
We’ll have to agree to disagree with the efforts to moderate content. I don’t see how you can overlook Musk’s huge reductions in content moderation staffing and still suggest it’s a priority. 🤷♂️
One thing I think we...
"Unintended" doing a lot of work here biggy. Even if unintended, it was 100% foreseeable and obvious to anyone and everyone that this would be the result. The fairest and most accurate take is that Musk knew removing moderation would lead to lots more ugliness on his platform, and he thought it...
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